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Phebe · 02-18-2011, 10:25 AM

I must say, Amazon's support for the Kindle and Kindle app is excellent: you get to talk to real people.

I was writing then calling to urge them to program collections/category organizing of both books and samples on the Kindle app for iPad. Crucial to me, because I really have a lot of books and samples on.

I knew they hadn't done it yet because I researched the issue thoroughly, but I figured I'd be a squeaky wheel. The most recent version of Kindle app for iPad DID add page numbers linked to a published codex, so you can reference your pages in class or in a book discussion group, and that's an elegant solution to those "location" numbers that change with font and type size.

I think it would be a good business solution for them to add a categorizing option to the Kindle app, because we who store a lot of samples buy a LOT of books, because then we don't forget the titles.

02-18-2011, 10:25 AM	#59
Phebe Connoisseur Posts: 85 Karma: 124 Join Date: Dec 2006 Device: Sony PRS 500 and Kindle 2 and iPad and iPhone	I must say, Amazon's support for the Kindle and Kindle app is excellent: you get to talk to real people. I was writing then calling to urge them to program collections/category organizing of both books and samples on the Kindle app for iPad. Crucial to me, because I really have a lot of books and samples on. I knew they hadn't done it yet because I researched the issue thoroughly, but I figured I'd be a squeaky wheel. The most recent version of Kindle app for iPad DID add page numbers linked to a published codex, so you can reference your pages in class or in a book discussion group, and that's an elegant solution to those "location" numbers that change with font and type size. I think it would be a good business solution for them to add a categorizing option to the Kindle app, because we who store a lot of samples buy a LOT of books, because then we don't forget the titles.